This was coming, I think anybody who knew anything about the UK knew what the normies would do but I admit I am surprised at just how retarded the normies are in this country. Instead of giving any kind of support for reform which I would understand if people who hated the uniparty wanted to do even though I'm extremely sceptical of Farage due to his past antics in politics they looked at the Lib Dems and went "Yes, we're going to vote for those guys" or they simply flipped their votes to Labour if at all.
I am so fucking pissed off at this country but seeing it actually unfurl in real time with zero resistance to the WEF while even the French, the French of all people are being more based than us pissed me off more than I expected. That isn't the scariest shit though about this new government, the conservatives were fucking awful but Labour are going to go all in with speech laws among other things.
The parents are going to be targeted heavily in schools over misgendering but also we're going to see tech companies become regulated to the extreme in terms of their speech. Things like mandatory pronouns and the like could be a very real possibility. If you see a games studio that's based in the UK for example, don't trust them if they stay here willingly they're inevitably going to cuck themselves hard for the sake of staying on the good side of regulators.
The Lotus Eaters were making the point on their livestream very correctly that there were politicians whining about how Ofcom needed to regulate podcasters and how they should fall under Ofcom rules. So even the Lotus Eaters now are considering, okay, how do we get around jurisdictions.
I do not fucking blame Rumble either for not setting foot inside this country because of how much the UK government might fuck with them. I know I've bitched about this a lot lately, but it's finally happening now, guess I better start up that Spanish learning seriously.
You have an impatient attitude towards party realignments.
Reform just got 14% of the vote to the LibDem's 10% and the Tories 21%. The SNP and the DUP also got demolished, which is interesting. Farage wanted to send a message to the Conservative party, and he was wildly successful at that.
The ball is very much now in the Conservatives court as to how they can respond to Reform.
There are basically two paths forward. Assuming this government goes the distance, the next election is in 2029. The Tories can either make peace with Reform and accept Farage as party leader, or they can fight it out, in which case Labour probably gets another win in 2029, but with a Reform led opposition.
HOWEVER, that's five years from now, and I don't think anyone expects Labour to do a good job. If Labour absolutely tanks and is forced into an early election, and Reform is being the louder opposition than the actual leader of the opposition... then things get more interesting.
This country simply doesn't have that long to survive such a battering from the WEF, that's what people don't seem to understand. Bear in mind in the 5 years we have now we will be rapidly approaching the WEF 2030 target. It's not about impatience, this country is going to fucking die, the only vaguest hope I have is that the Labour party will be so utterly corrupt even by South African standards they'll bankrupt the government due to their own greed of embezzling public funds before they have a real chance to do anything. We've seen how the diversity hires in politics operate if they get even a local position so that will probably happen.
You cannot change politics as quickly as you want them to change without resorting to violence, and I don't see you getting violent.
Farage knew exactly what he wanted to get out of this election cycle and he got it. It could have been a bigger win, but it was a win.
Then there's no point in being in this country, it's that simple, I'm not giving them any potential tax money lol.
A lot of those further on the right, Liz Truss, those who opposed lockdowns, masks and mandatory vaccination as well as those who advocate for Brexit lost their seats last night and the Tories left are predominately Tories in name only. There is no way the remaining Tories will have anything to do with Farage and Reform, no matter what outsiders demand of them.
That is, of course, their choice. Then Farage will spend the next five years being louder than the real leader of the opposition.